Getting under your skin
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Cordelia Sealy
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Reactions in hand
Pages 6-7
Guodong Sui and Hsian-Rong Tseng
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Nanotubes go the hole way: Fabrication
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Cordelia Sealy
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Nanotube resonators play a high note: Carbon nanotubes
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D. Jason Palmer
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Sorting out nanotubes: Carbon nanotubes
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Cordelia Sealy
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Microtubules steered in the right direction: Nanotechnology
Page 10
Peter Dominiczak
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Bonding with nanoparticles: Nanotechnology
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Peter Dominiczak
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Evidence points to cage-like gold clusters: Nanostructures
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Paula Gould
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Viral capsid shows MRI contrast potential: Nanoparticles
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Paula Gould
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Tumor protease triggers self assembly: Nanoparticles
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Paula Gould
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Nanoparticles make sense as antisense agents: Nanoparticles
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Paula Gould
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Probing drug-cell interactions
Pages 18-25
Krystyn J. Van Vliet and Peter Hinterdorfer
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Nanoindentation of biological materials
Pages 26-33
Donna M. Ebenstein and Lisa A. Pruitt
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Cellular responses to a nanofibrous environment
Pages 34-43
Yi-Chin Toh, Susanne Ng, Yuet Mei Khong, Xin Zhang, Yajuan Zhu, Pao-Chun Lin,
Chee-Min Te, Wanxin Sun and Hanry Yu
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Seeing the nanoscale
Pages 44-49
David S. Goodsell
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BioMEMS and biomedical nanotechnology
Page 51
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A handbook that justifies its title
Page 51
John F. Watts
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Temperature controller offers new options
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Nanopositioning combines best of both worlds
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New molecular beam probe eliminates contamination
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Tabletop instrument moves beyond optical microscopy
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Microfluidic assays in practice
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Pankaj Vadgama
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Journal: Nano Today
